JPH10269728A - Disk drive apparatus and writing control thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To raise the allowable value of the track width direction velocity of a head immediately after the end of seek operation in which the head position is unstable in order to prevent the off-track recording by inhibiting the write operation of head when the track width direction velocity of head exceeds the allowable value. SOLUTION: With the data writing instruction, a hard disk controller HDC 10 controls a micro-processor unit MPU 6 to move a magnetic head 2 to the target track. HDC 10 causes the magnetic head 2 to move on the target track through the track following control with a position error RES signal supplied from a servo sector reproducing unit 8a to start the write operation. In the writing operation at the off-track position, since the adjacent track data may probably be broken, the allowable position error of the magnetic head 2 is set and when PES from the target track exceeds the allowable position error, the write operation is inhibited. Moreover, when the track width direction velocity of magnetic head is higher than the allowable value, since PES may probably exceed the position error, the write operation is inhibited.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a disk drive device used as an auxiliary storage device of an information processing device and a write control method of the disk drive device, and more particularly, to a disk drive device which reduces a decrease in performance due to prevention of off-track recording. And a write control method for a disk drive device.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Tracks are formed concentrically on a magnetic disk used in a general hard disk drive. Therefore, reading or writing of information on the magnetic disk is performed after a seek operation for moving the magnetic head in the radial direction of the magnetic disk and positioning the magnetic head on a target track. In the seek operation, the magnetic head reads head position identification information recorded in a predetermined area on the magnetic disk in advance, and positions the magnetic head while checking the current position of the magnetic head.

For example, on a magnetic disk 1 used in a sector servo type hard disk drive, FIG.
As shown in the figure, the data area 5 in which the data sector is recorded
2 and a servo area 51 in which a servo sector is recorded. When such a magnetic disk is used, in the seek operation, the magnetic head positions the magnetic head while checking the position on the disk based on the reproduction output of the servo sector recorded in the servo area 51.

[0004] Tracks formed on such a magnetic disk 1 include, for example, data tracks 10 formed in a data area 52 where data is recorded, as shown in FIG.
0A, 100B, and 100C, the servo area 51
An identification information recording area 102 and a burst pattern recording area 104 are formed in the area.

Each track has a track number (TR)
A cylinder ID (CYLID) corresponding to K) is assigned in advance. Each servo sector is assigned a physical sector number (PHSN). In the identification information recording area 102, starting from the servo area start code, these CYLIDs are converted into Gray code (Cyclic binary code) and identification information of a predetermined number of bits indicating the PHSN is recorded. I have. The burst pattern recording area 10
4, a plurality (four in FIG. 3) of burst patterns 106A, 106B, 106C, and 106D in which signal recording regions are arranged in the disk radial direction are recorded.

When positioning the magnetic head on a target track, the current position of the magnetic head is determined based on the reproduction output of the identification information reproduced by the magnetic head each time the magnetic head faces the identification information recording area 102. Is detected.
When it is determined that the magnetic head has reached the target track, a position (error) detection signal whose level changes linearly in accordance with the position of the magnetic head is generated based on the signal of the burst pattern recording area 104 to be reproduced. . further,
Based on the position detection signal, the position of the magnetic head is controlled so that the magnetic head is located at the center in the target data track width direction.

If writing is performed at an off-track position far away from the target track position, data on an adjacent track is destroyed, which is fatal. For this reason, a function of detecting a sign of off-track and prohibiting a write operation by some method is required.

In the hard disk drive of the sector servo system described above, generally, a reference value (cr
Iteria) is provided to prohibit the writing operation when the error of the head position exceeds this reference value. Further, in such a hard disk drive, in addition to the reference value of the error of the head position, a reference value of the speed of the head in the track width direction is provided, and writing is performed when the speed of the head in the track width direction exceeds this reference value. Prohibition.

Immediately after settling at the time of seek, the vibration of the head arm caused by the seek operation is not suppressed, and the position of the head in the track width direction is unstable. For this reason, the reference value of the head speed in the track width direction is set in consideration of the most unstable state immediately after settling in order to effectively prevent writing in an off-track state immediately after settling.

For example, in the invention disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 8-32149 (Japanese Patent Application No. 7-124698), the read characteristics are changed for a fixed time after the end of the seek operation. Specifically, the readable range in the track width direction is narrowed by increasing the slice level when generating a gate signal for digitally converting the reproduction output of the magnetic head. By increasing the slice level in this manner, even when the positioning error of the magnetic head is relatively small, an error occurs when reproducing the ID information added to the data sector, and writing cannot be performed. As a result, the write prohibition condition after the end of the seek operation is strictly set.

By the way, when writing the above-mentioned tracking pattern on the magnetic disk, due to vibration or the like,
At the position of the tracking pattern to be written, an NRRO (Non Re
peatable Run Out) may occur. Further, minute defects on the medium (magnetic disk) may occur.
When these NRRO and medium defects occur, the PES (Position Error Signal: Position Error Signal) can be obtained even when there is no actual displacement of the head arm when the tracking pattern is reproduced.
or Signal) fluctuations.

When the fluctuation or the speed of the fluctuation is equal to or higher than the above-mentioned reference value, writing is prohibited.
If the PES increases due to the fluctuation irrespective of the displacement of the head arm after a while from the settling, it is considered that there is not much deviation from the original track position. Thus, after some time from settling, some increase in PES may be overlooked.

[0013]

In particular, when the reference value of the speed is set in consideration of the state immediately after the settling, the PES after a while from the settling is set.
Fluctuation is too severe, and an overkill state in which unnecessary write prohibition occurs frequently may cause a decrease in write performance.

Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to reduce unnecessary write prohibition and improve the write performance of a disk drive.

[0015]

According to the present invention, there is provided a disk drive apparatus comprising: a disk-shaped recording medium having a data area for recording data sectors and a servo area for recording servo sectors on concentric tracks; A head for writing / reading to / from a disk-shaped recording medium,
Seek control means for moving the head to a target track;
Head speed detecting means for determining the speed of the head in the track width direction, and allowable value control means for increasing the allowable value of the speed of the head in the track width direction according to the elapsed time from the end of the movement of the head by the seek control means, A write-inhibition control unit for inhibiting writing by the head when the speed of the head in the track width direction detected by the head speed detection unit is equal to or greater than an allowable value.

Further, a tracking error detecting means for detecting an error of the position of the head from a target track, and a control of the head position in accordance with a detection output of the tracking error detecting means after the head movement by the seek control means is completed. And the writing means may be configured to prohibit writing by the head when the detection output of the tracking error detection means is larger than a predetermined error allowable value.

A servo area is formed for each predetermined rotation angle of each track, and a data area is recorded with a number of data sectors corresponding to a radial position of the data area. It may be configured to include a memory unit for recording a table for associating information for identifying each data sector with a recording position of each data sector on the disk.

Further, according to the write control method of the disk drive device of the present invention, a disk-shaped recording medium having a data area in which data sectors are recorded and a servo area in which servo sectors are recorded is formed on concentric tracks. A write control method for a disk drive device comprising: a seek step of moving a head for writing / reading to / from a disk-shaped recording medium to a target track;
A head speed detecting step of detecting a speed of the head in the track width direction; an allowable value control step of increasing an allowable value of the head speed in the track width direction according to an elapsed time from the end of the seek operation by the seek control means; A write-inhibiting control step of inhibiting writing by the head when the detected speed of the head in the track width direction becomes equal to or greater than an allowable value.

[0019]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a disk drive according to an embodiment to which the present invention is applied.

This disk drive device controls a magnetic disk 1 for recording data, a magnetic head 2, an actuator 3 for moving the magnetic head 2 in a substantially radial direction of the magnetic disk 1, and a rotation of the magnetic disk 1. Spindle motor driver 4 for driving, and voltage control motor driver (VCM driver) 5 for driving actuator 3
And a microprocessor unit (MPU) for controlling the spindle motor driver 4 and the VCM driver 5
6, an amplifier 7 for amplifying the output or write signal of the magnetic head 2, a read / write channel (R / W channel) 8 for controlling read / write, and a RAM 9 for storing data such as a bad sector table. Hard disk controller (HD) that controls the entire device
C) 10).

As shown in FIG. 2, tracks 50 of a predetermined width are formed concentrically on the surface of the magnetic disk 1, and servo tracks for performing tracking control are written on each track 50. A servo area 51;
A data area 52 into which a data sector is written is formed. The servo area 51 is provided at every predetermined rotation angle (for example, 360 ° / 66) on the surface of the magnetic disk 1.

In the data area 52, as shown in FIG.
Tracks 100A and 100 on which data sectors are recorded
B and 100C are formed, and a servo sector 101 including an identification information recording area 102 and a burst pattern recording area 104 is formed in the servo area 52.

Each track is assigned a cylinder ID (CYLID) corresponding to a track number (TRK) in advance. Each servo sector 101 has a physical sector number (PHSN: Physical Sector Number).
r) is assigned. In the identification information recording area 102, these CYLs
A gray code (Cyclic binary code) of the ID and identification information of a predetermined number of bits indicating the PHSN are recorded. Such gray-coded identification information can be reproduced even during seek by performing Viterbi decoding. In the burst pattern recording area 104, a plurality (four in FIG. 3) of burst patterns 106A, 106B, 106C, and 106D in which areas in which signals are recorded are arranged in the radial direction of the disc, respectively.
Is recorded.

FIG. 4 shows that the magnetic head 2 has a track 100A.
3 is an example of a reproduced waveform of a servo sector 101 reproduced when passing through the center of a circle. In the figure, A, B, C, and D are burst patterns 106A, 106B, 106C,
The reproduction waveform of 106D is shown. In this case, since the width of the portion of the magnetic head 2 passing over the burst pattern 106A and the portion passing over the burst pattern 106B are equal, the amplitudes PA and PB of these reproduced waveforms are equal.

On the other hand, when the magnetic head 2 passes a position other than the center of the track, the width of the portion of the magnetic head 2 passing over the burst pattern 106A and the portion passing over the burst pattern 106B are not equal. For,
The amplitudes PA and PB of the reproduced waveforms of these patterns are shown in FIG.
As shown in (1), a difference occurs according to the shift of the passage position of the magnetic head 2 from the center of the track.

The R / W channel 8 has a burst pattern 1
A position error signal (PES: Position Error Signa) indicating an error in the head position is obtained from the ratio of the amplitude of the reproduction signal of the burst pattern 106A to the amplitude of the reproduction signal of the burst pattern 106B, for example, according to the following equation.
l) is generated and supplied to the HDC 10. PES = PA / (PA + PB)

This PES is obtained, for example, as an analog voltage of 0 to 1 V, and the R / W channel 8
55 digital values. When the magnetic head 2 passes through the center of the track 100A, since PA and PB are equal, PA / (PA + PB) becomes 0.5v, and PES obtained by digitally converting this becomes 127. When the magnetic head 2 is shifted from the center of the track 100A in the downward direction in FIG. 3 and passes only over the burst pattern 106B without passing over the burst pattern 106A, PA becomes 0. (PA + PB) becomes 0v and P
ES becomes 0. Conversely, the magnetic head 2 is
3 is shifted in the upward direction in FIG. 3 and passes only over the burst pattern 106A and does not pass over the burst pattern 106B.
(PA + PB) becomes 1v, and PES becomes 255.

The above-mentioned R / W channel 8 corresponds to the servo area 5
And a read / write unit 8b for reading / writing data from / to the data area 52 based on the position of the servo area 51 detected by the servo sector playback unit 8a. And

The servo sector reproducing unit 8a forms a PES as described above and supplies it to the HDC 10, and detects a track number (TRK) from the reproduction output of the identification information recording area of the servo sector 101, and adds the PES to this TRK. HDC1 as the information (POS) indicating the head position.
Supply 0.

Hereinafter, the seek operation will be described. When data writing is instructed from the outside, the HDC 10
To move the magnetic head 2 to a target track. During this time, the HDC 10 monitors the current position of the magnetic head 2 based on the POS and PES supplied from the servo sector reproducing unit 8a of the R / W channel 8.

The magnetic head 2 reaches a target track (Se
ek Completion), the HDC 10 performs track following control based on the PES supplied from the servo sector reproducing unit 8a so that the magnetic head 2 moves on the target track, and starts a write operation.

By the way, if writing is performed at an off-track position that is far away from the target track position, data on an adjacent track will be destroyed. For this reason, in this disk drive device, the tolerance (Cp) of the position of the magnetic head 2 is set, and the PES from the target track is set.
Prohibits writing when the value exceeds Cp. Also, the speed of the magnetic head 2 in the track width direction is equal to an allowable value (C
If the value is equal to or more than v), the PES may exceed Cp soon, so that the writing is also prohibited in this case.

More specifically, the HDC 10 obtains the speed in the track width direction of the magnetic head 2 from the change speed of the PES supplied from the servo sector reproducing unit (the difference in PES between adjacent samples), and determines the speed in step S1 in FIG. Proceed to. Step S
In step 1, the HDC 10 determines the absolute value of the PES and the speed of the magnetic head 2 in the track width direction, and determines whether the absolute value of the PES is smaller than Cp and the absolute value of the speed of the magnetic head 2 in the track width direction is smaller than Cv. Detect whether or not. If so, the process proceeds to step S2 to enable writing. If not, the process proceeds to step S3 to inhibit writing.

Immediately after settling at the time of seek (end of seek), the position of the magnetic head 2 is unstable due to factors such as the vibration of the head arm caused by the seek operation not being suppressed. For this reason, in order to reliably prevent writing at the off-track position, it is desirable to reduce the allowable value Cv of the speed in the track width direction.

The burst patterns 106A, 106B, 1
06C and 106D are written at the time of manufacture. At the time of this writing, a slight shift occurs in the writing position of these burst patterns due to vibration or the like, and NRRO (Non Repeat) having no periodicity with respect to the rotation of the spindle motor.
able Run Out) may occur. Further, a minute defect on the magnetic disk 1 may occur. These N
When the burst pattern is reproduced if there is a defect in the RRO or the medium, the PES may fluctuate as shown in FIG. 7 even though the position of the magnetic head 2 does not actually change. FIG. 7 shows the PES during the seek operation.
It is a figure which shows the relationship between and elapsed time. In the figure, white circles correspond to PES detected by the burst pattern of each servo sector. The interval between white circles is the interval between servo sectors, that is, 1/66 rotation (in the case of 66 sectors / track).
Is the time corresponding to For example, a magnetic disk of 5400 RPM corresponds to about 168 μS.

Such fluctuations of the PES are not caused by the actual displacement of the magnetic head 2, so that even if the speed of change of the PES is somewhat high, it does not affect the actual writing. If the write is prohibited one by one for such PES fluctuations, overkill will prohibit the write even when the write prohibition is not necessary.
State and write performance degrades. Therefore, after the position of the magnetic head 2 is stabilized, it is preferable to slightly increase Cv.

In this disk drive device, Cv is increased according to the elapsed time after the completion of the seek. Specifically, the MPU 6 executes the process shown in FIG. 8 at predetermined time intervals (for example, in synchronization with the reproduction of the servo sector), and proceeds to step S11 to detect whether or not the seek has been completed. If the seek has not been completed, the process ends. If the seek has been completed, the process proceeds to step S12. In step S12, the MPU 6 returns N
It is detected whether or not the time for two sectors has elapsed. If so, the process proceeds to step S13, where Cv is set to V2 and the process ends. If not, the process proceeds to step S14. In step S14, the MPU 6 detects whether the time corresponding to N1 sectors has elapsed since the completion of the seek. If so, the process proceeds to step S15, where Cv is set to V1 and the process ends. If not, the process proceeds to step S16, where Cv is set to V0 and the process ends. In the above processing, N1 <N2, V0
<V1 <V2. For example, let N1 be 5 and N2 be 10
V0 is 18H, V1 is 25H, and V2 is 3
Assuming that 2H, Cv is 18H during a period of 6 sectors from 0 to 5 sectors after completion of seek, and Cv is 2H during a period of 5 sectors from 6 sectors to 10 sectors.
5H, and 32H from 11 sectors.

By performing such processing, Cv can be increased stepwise as time passes, as shown by the broken line in FIG. As a result, immediately after settling at the time of seek, the allowable value Cv of the speed of the magnetic head 2 in the track width direction can be made relatively small to reliably prevent recording in the off-track state, and a predetermined time has elapsed since settling. Later, the overkill state can be avoided by making the allowable value Cv of the speed in the track width direction relatively large. Therefore, the writing performance can be improved.

When a magnetic disk in which a slight NRRO or medium defect has occurred during manufacturing is used in a conventional disk drive device in which the allowable value of the speed in the track width direction is fixed, the position of the magnetic head 2 becomes stable. Since the write is inhibited by the fluctuation of the PES later, a write failure may occur. On the other hand, when the magnetic head 2 is used in the disk drive of the present invention, the fluctuation of the PES after the position of the magnetic head 2 is stabilized is allowed to some extent. Therefore, the allowable amount of NRRO of a magnetic disk and a defect of a medium that can be used as a good product is increased. As a result, the yield of the magnetic disk can be improved and the manufacturing cost can be reduced.

In the above description, the change of Cv is three steps, but the change of Cv is not limited to three steps, and may be, for example, two steps. In this case, the processing of steps S12 and S13 in FIG. 8 becomes unnecessary. For example, if N1 is 10, V0 is 18H, and V1 is 32H,
During a period of 11 sectors from sector 0 to sector 10 after the seek is completed, Cv is 18H and from sector 11 is 32H.

The No-ID (trademark) sector format can be used as a recording format on the magnetic disk 1 of the above-mentioned disk drive device.

In this No-ID sector format,
In each track on the magnetic disk 1, 66 servo areas 51 are formed for each predetermined rotation angle as in FIG. Data area 52 between adjacent servo areas 51
The number of data sectors to be recorded increases from the inner circumference to the outer circumference so that the recording density in the track length direction becomes a relatively close value. In the servo sector recorded in the servo area 51, CYLID, PHSN, burst pattern, and the like for identifying each servo sector are recorded as described above.

Since it is difficult to make the number of data sectors recorded in the data area 52 an integer compatible with the effective use of the data area 52, as shown in FIG.
One data sector can be divided into a plurality of data areas 52 and recorded.

Further, in the No-ID sector format, as shown in FIG. 10, there is no ID field for recording an ID conventionally provided for each data sector. The ID field and the margins (W / R fields) provided before and after this field are equal to one track capacity.
It accounted for about 5%. Therefore, the capacity can be increased by about 15%.

In the No-ID sector format, a table (defective map) 9a indicating correspondence between a logical block number (LBN) and a physical block number (PBN) of a data sector supplied at the time of writing / reading from an external device, The actual recording position (zone,
As shown in FIG. 11, a table (zone format table) 9b indicating cylinders, heads, and sectors) is stored in a memory 9 provided in the hard disk controller (HDC).
Recorded above. The zone format table 9b also includes information for identifying whether the data is divided into a plurality of data areas 52 and recorded.

By referring to these tables 9a and 9b, it is possible to know where the target data sector is recorded on the magnetic disk 1. The contents of these tables 9a and 9b can be calculated in accordance with a certain rule by giving the data sector allocation method regularity, for example, the allocation order in the track. Therefore, the tables 9a and 9b can be recorded in a data compressed form.

In a conventional format having an ID field, when writing / reading to / from a data sector, the ID data recorded in the ID field corresponding to the sector is once read to determine whether the sector is defective. Or, the position where the sector is divided is determined. In the No-ID sector format, these determinations are made by the HDC 10 in the table 9 stored in the memory 9.
a and 9b are read out. Therefore, there is no need to read the ID field prior to writing / reading. Thus, in the No-ID sector format, the ID
Since there is no need to read data, the data is compared with a format having an ID for each data sector and read.
Writing can be speeded up.

In the disk drive device adopting such a No-ID sector format, by performing the above-described write inhibit processing shown in FIGS.
It is possible to reduce a factor that hinders high-speed reading and writing.

In the No-ID sector format, since reading of ID data is not required, to perform the write prohibition processing, it is only necessary to perform the processing for the POS and PES from the servo sector reproducing section 8a. There is no need to perform processing on the output of the R / W unit 8b of the R / W channel 8. For this reason, the processing load of the HDC 10 can be reduced.

It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be appropriately changed within the scope of the technical idea of the present invention.

[0051]

According to the present invention, the allowable value of the head speed in the track width direction is increased according to the elapsed time from the end of the seek operation. Writing by the head is prohibited. By performing such write inhibit control, off-track recording can be effectively prevented by increasing the allowable value of the speed of the head in the track width direction immediately after the end of the seek operation in which the position of the head is unstable. After the time has passed since the end of the seek operation and the head position is relatively stabilized, the allowable value of the speed of the head in the track width direction can be reduced to reduce unnecessary write prohibition. Therefore, the writing performance of the disk drive device can be improved.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a disk drive device according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a format of a magnetic disk constituting the disk drive device;

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a format of a servo sector recorded on a track on a magnetic disk;

FIG. 4 is a view showing an example of a reproduced waveform of a servo sector reproduced when the magnetic head passes the center of a track;

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a reproduced waveform of a servo sector reproduced when the magnetic head passes a position other than the center of the track;

FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a write prohibition process executed by the HDC;

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a change in a position error signal during a seek;

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the control of the allowable value of the speed in the track width direction executed by the MPU;

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a change in a position error signal during a seek;

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a track format in a No-ID (trademark) sector format.

FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing a process of obtaining an actual recording position of a data sector from a logical block number.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Magnetic disk 2 Magnetic head 3 Actuator 4 Spindle motor driver 5 VCM driver 6 MPU 7 Amplifier 8 R / W channel 8a Servo sector reproducing part 8b R / W part 9 RAM 10 HDC

 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────続 き Continued on the front page (72) Inventor Kiyoshi Sato 1 Kirihara-cho, Fujisawa-shi, Kanagawa Prefecture IBM Japan, Ltd. Fujisawa office (72) Inventor Hiroyuki Ono 1 Kirihara-cho, Fujisawa-shi, Kanagawa Japan Eye・ Inside the Fujisawa Business Office of BM Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Toshiaki Wada 1 of Kirihara-cho, Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture Inside the Fujisawa Business Center of IBM Japan

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A disk-shaped recording medium having a data area for recording data sectors and a servo area for recording servo sectors on concentric tracks, and a head for writing / reading data to / from the disk-shaped recording medium. Seek control means for moving the head to a target track; head speed detection means for determining the velocity of the head in the track width direction; and An allowable value control unit for increasing the allowable value of the speed in the track width direction; and a write for inhibiting writing by the head when the speed of the head in the track width direction detected by the head speed detecting unit is equal to or higher than the allowable value. A disk drive device comprising prohibition control means. 2. A tracking error detecting means for detecting an error of a position of the head from a target track, and a head position according to a detection output of the tracking error detecting and detecting means after the end of movement of the head by the seek control means. And a tracking control unit for performing the control of (a), wherein the write prohibition control unit prohibits the writing by the head when a detection output of the tracking error detection unit is larger than a predetermined error allowable value. The disk drive device according to the above. 3. The servo area is formed at every predetermined rotation angle of each track, and in the data area, a number of data sectors corresponding to a radial position of the data area are recorded. 2. The recording apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising recording means for recording, for each data sector, a table for associating information for identifying each data sector with a recording position of each data sector on a disk. Disk drive device. 4. A write control method for a disk drive device including a disk-shaped recording medium having a data area in which data sectors are recorded and a servo area in which servo sectors are recorded on concentric tracks. A seek step of moving a head for writing / reading to / from the disc-shaped recording medium to a target track; a head speed detecting step of detecting a speed of the head in a track width direction; and a time elapsed from the end of the seek step. An allowable value control step of increasing a permissible value of the speed of the head in the track width direction, and a write prohibition of prohibiting writing by the head when the detected speed of the head in the track width direction is equal to or more than the permissible value Writing to a disk drive device having a control step Control method. 5. A tracking error detecting step for detecting an error of the position of the head from the target track; and after the seek step, a head is provided according to the error of the head position detected in the tracking error detecting step. A tracking step of controlling a position, wherein in the write inhibit control step, writing by the head is inhibited when an error in the position of the head detected in the tracking error detecting step is larger than a predetermined error allowable value. 5. The write control method for a disk drive device according to claim 4, wherein: 6. The servo area is formed for each predetermined rotation angle of each track, and the data area is recorded with a number of data sectors corresponding to a radial position of the data area. For each data sector, when writing or reading to the data sector is instructed, refer to a table for associating information for identifying each data sector with the recording position of each data sector on the disk, 5. The write control method for a disk drive device according to claim 4, further comprising a write / read control step of determining a recording position of the sector and writing or reading the data sector.